Industries

    Point of sale and payments for businesses that run on Salesforce

    For teams that sell in person to people they know, whether that's a client at a jewellery counter, a patient at a clinic, an applicant at a licensing counter or an account customer at a parts desk.

    An order with payment status in Eposly inside Salesforce

    Sales and payments in Salesforce

    Eposly runs the sale, the payment and the cash register inside your Salesforce org. Each transaction is linked to the record your team already works from, whether that's the client, the member, the licence application or the account, so there is no separate POS database to reconcile.

    • Point of sale and payments built on Salesforce
    • Transactions linked to the client, member, application or account
    • Deposits, balances and, with a supported payment provider, scheduled card payments
    • Cash register management at the counter

    How it works

    How does Eposly work inside Salesforce?

    Eposly is built on the Salesforce platform. The point of sale, the order and the payment run as part of your Salesforce org, not in a separate system that syncs back to it.

    Eposly architecture: service counters, store point of sale and front desks run on Eposly assisted transaction execution, which sits on Salesforce objects and the Salesforce platform, with ERP and finance systems connected alongside.
    Eposly
    The counter, the order and the payment: point of sale, configuration, pricing, quotes, orders and payments.
    Salesforce objects
    Accounts, contacts, orders, products, payments and your custom objects hold the transaction.
    Salesforce platform
    Your flows, automation, reporting and security apply to sales and payments as they do to the rest of the org.
    ERP and finance systems
    Stay in place and connect to Salesforce as they do today.

    Industries

    Which industries does Eposly work with?

    Start from how you sell. Each group has its own page, with a page for each type of business underneath.

    Fit

    Is Eposly a fit for my business?

    Industries differ. Eposly is built for businesses that share these four things. If that is you and your industry is not listed, talk to us.

    You already run on Salesforce

    Your clients, members, applications or accounts already live in Salesforce. Eposly adds the sale and the payment to that org instead of a separate POS.

    You sell in person to people you know

    Your team serves a known client, patient, applicant or account customer, often with a conversation before the sale.

    Payments come in more than one shape

    Deposits, balances, payments after the visit and, with a supported payment provider, scheduled card payments.

    Your team needs one view, not two systems

    Sales, payments and history sit in the org your team already uses, so nobody reconciles a separate POS database.

    Which businesses already use Eposly?

    “Eposly is transforming our business. Enabling retail stores to connect better with customers and allow us to meet critical distributor KPIs.”

    Jo Cameron, Digital Transformation Lead, DMR
    David M RobinsonQLF BrandsPearl MorissetteOmringCalifornia DMV

    Jewellery and watch retailers, homewares and lighting, a winery and senior care run in-person sales and payments on Eposly. California DMV selected Eposly for permit and registration payments on Salesforce Government Cloud.

    5.0 on Salesforce AppExchange

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    Frequently asked questions

    It can, if you sell the same way. Eposly is built for businesses that run on Salesforce and sell in person to people they know. If that describes you and your industry is not listed, talk to us about your setup.

    Yes. Eposly is a point of sale built on Salesforce and runs inside your Salesforce org. It is for businesses that already run on Salesforce, or are moving to it.

    Yes. The interactive demo walks through a sale in Eposly, from building the order to taking payment, so you can see the flow before a conversation. It is not specific to one industry.

    Bring the counter into your Salesforce org

    See a sale and a payment run inside Salesforce, from building the order to taking payment.